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Congrats, you now having the ability to fly when others are stuck on the ground. Stay proficient and currency won't be an issue

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Congrats!


I am also recently certified and just landed from my first solo IFR flight. In and out of the soup at 8k for over an hour. Being in the clouds is NOTHING like foggles. This was a good introductory instrument flight, gonna need some more to get comfy again.

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Congrats! 
You will always be learning. Make sure you use that IFR rating. File and fly IFR often even if it’s a beautiful VFR day. Stay current and proficient. Work your way toward lower minimums and don’t hesitate to fly with a CFII to gain more actual IMC experience.  

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Congrats, and be super careful anytime about possibility of ice any time the temp at altitude may be near freezing.

Be skeptical of the local guy at the field who brags about how much ice his plane will carry.

Good luck!

Tim 

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I should have said, “...be skeptical of the local guy on the field who brags about how much ice his plane will carry unless he flies a DC-3!”

Tim

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1 hour ago, urbanti said:

I should have said, “...be skeptical of the local guy on the field who brags about how much ice his plane will carry unless he flies a DC-3!”

Tim

Or better yet a DC2, Fate is the Hunter

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